3 Ways To Get Rid Of Your Gut Inflammation! | October 15th, 2018

Inflammation in the gut is probably one of the most irritating conditions one can have. It makes for a lot of trouble and can really be a test of patience. However, with some quick remedies and lifestyle changes, things can change for the better. If you are one them, then you too should follow this Read More…

Why Is A Liver Function Test Important? | October 13th, 2018

Our largest internal organ does a lot of things for us. From helping with fat digestion to blood clots and detoxification of blood, it has plenty of work to do. However, we do not take as much care of it as one should. Having spicy food or excess levels of fatty foods and alcohol can Read More…

3 Types Of Seeds To Include In Your Diet! | October 11th, 2018

If you have been looking to create the perfect wholesome diet for yourself, then introducing some seeds will you grow your health (pun intended). Seeds are potent things – which is kind of obvious since entire trees can grow out of it. These bearers of life are also rich in tons of other good stuffs Read More…

Cologuard Technology

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3.2.15

Testing for colon cancer just got easier. If you don’t already know, Cologuard is a new competing technology for colon cancer screening that is simple and ease of use. It involves no prep, no sedation, and most importantly, its effective. What exactly is Cologuard? Cologuard is a cancer detection test. Specifically, it tests for genetic Read More…

Vernon Receives Recognition – North Carolina Gastroenterologist

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9.12.14

The practice of Kurt Vernon, MD, The GI Guy, is proud to announce that we have received a ‘Tier 1 Designation”, a high quality recognition from one of the nation’s largest health insurers – Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC.  BCBSNC Tiered Network utilizes administrative claims data to identify high quality, low cost providers and Read More…

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